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 Miley Cyrus Battles Strep ThroatCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Apr 14th, 2008With the 2008 Country Music Awards scheduled for tomorrow night (April 14), Miley Cyrus has the studio exec’s a bit worried - as she’s reportedly battling a bad Streptococcus (strep) throat infection. The Hannah Montana star and her family we...re spotted making their way to a private airport in Los Angeles on Saturday, where the whole clan (mom, brother, sisters, grandma, assistants, and animals) all boarded a Walt Disney $50 million Gulfstream IV private jet. |
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 Jessica Simpson Is So Country NowCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus on Mar 28th, 2008Jessica Simpson is slowly but surely becoming totally immersed into a country lifestyle. It suits her better than the days of living in Calabasas with Nick. According to the Nashville Post, she just purchased a $3.47 million home in a gated community... in Nashville's Forest Hills community. The 10,925-square-foot, 7-bedroom, 8-bath home is located in the Northumberland section of the city and comes equipped with magnificent stone work on cornices, window trim and entry door, a tennis court, a swimming pool, a home theatre, and fabulous landscaping. |
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 All That Money, and She Doesn't Have an AshtrayCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus on Mar 14th, 2008Britney Spears completes her country-girl look with a pair of cowboy boots today on the balcony of her hillside home. Too bad she had to throw her cig on the table to get it done! Didn't Papa Spears score her a $1,500-a-week debit card? Seems to us t...hat she could spend just a sliver of that budget on an ashtray... |
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 Carrie Underwood Helps Announce ACM NominationsCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus on Mar 5th, 2008The 43rd annual Academy of Country Music Awards nominations are in, as Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley announced the nominees during a Tuesday morning press conference at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville. Kenny Chesney led t...he way with 11 nominations, while those receiving two or more bids this year include: Paisley, Big & Rich, Emerson Drive, Rascal Flatts, LeAnn Rimes, Sugarland, Taylor Swift and Keith Urban. |
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 Miley Cyrus Preps New AlbumCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Feb 28th, 2008All of you “Hannah Montana” fans take heart. It looks like there’s a new album on the way from teen superstar Miley Cyrus. The “Start All Over” singer is coming off of a majorly successful year in 2007, and it doesn’t look like she’l...l be slowing down anytime soon. For one, she’s slated to host the 2008 Country Music Television Music Awards, along with just having scored some serious box office numbers for her concert film. And this 15-year-old tour de force is definitely coming into her own as a major Hollywood hottie. She was spotted coming out of a recording studio in Studio City, California yesterday sporting a midriff-bearing white t-shirt and some figure-flattering jeans. |
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 OSCARS 2008: Winners RejoiceCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Feb 25th, 2008The Kodak Theatre press room was full of smiling faces last night, as the 2008 Academy Award winners basked in the glory of their accomplishments. Taking best picture honors was the Coen Brothers’ hit film, No Country For Old Men - which was thoug...ht to be a front-runner from the event’s onset. Meanwhile, French actress Marion Cotillard took home best actress for her work in La Vie En Rose, while Daniel Day Lewis garnered best actor accolades for his riveting role in There Will Be Blood. The complete list of 2008 Academy Award winners is at the link |
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 OSCARS 2008: “No Country for Old Men” Wins Movie of the YearCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Feb 25th, 2008When the flashbulbs fade away, and the pomp and circumstance die down, the only thing that really matters is: Who won an Oscar? In the category of “Best Picture” it was none other than “No Country for Old Men.” The neo-western flick was hon...ored with the top award at the 2008 Academy Awards on Sunday Night at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles, California. |
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 OSCARS 2008: Award WinnersCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Feb 25th, 2008The 80th Annual Academy Awards have come and gone, and the night’s big winners were all smiles as they were handed their coveted statuettes one-by-one. Taking best picture honors was the Coen Brothers’ hit film, No Country For Old Men - which wa...s thought to be a front-runner from the event’s onset. Meanwhile, French actress Marion Cotillard took home best actress for her work in La Vie En Rose, while Daniel Day Lewis garnered best actor accolades for his riveting role in There Will Be Blood. The complete list of 2008 Academy Award winners is on the link |
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 Nicole Kidman Does TokyoCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Feb 21st, 2008She’s a huge movie star with a Country Music star as a husband and a baby on the way. Nicole Kidman is at the top of her game. The “Moulin Rouge” actress was spotted at a photocall today (Wednesday) for her movie “The Golden Compass.” An...d it’s clear that the Japanese people love her.Nic wore an avant-garde black semi-see-through dress with furry-fluffy shoulder accents and the beginnings of a cute baby bump. The 40-year-old actress explained the delicate balance between work and kids during a recent interview. “My Bella and Connor are 13 and 15. So they have seen the film [The Golden Compass] and they loved it...my child inside won’t see the film for a long time. But I think once you have children you want to balance the work you do because they give up so much of you to your work. So occasionally you want to make films that they can take their friends to, they can go to the premiere of… that they celebrate.” |
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 OSCARS 2008: Producers back Coens' No CountryCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: KingM on Feb 19th, 2008The Coen brothers' No Country For Old Men has won another major award ahead of this month's Oscars - picking up the best film prize from US producers. It beat fellow nominees There Will Be Blood, Juno, Michael Clayton and The Diving Bell and the Butt...erfly at the Producers Guild of America ceremony. The movie, which stars Javier Bardem as a hitman pursuing Josh Brolin, is nominated for eight Academy Awards. |
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 Carrie Underwood Flies Out Of LACategory: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus on Feb 12th, 2008Wearing a pink scull and crossbones bandana and a pair of celebrity shades, country star Carrie Underwood tried to sneak her way through Los Angeles International Airport unnoticed on Monday (February 11). Looking ultra casual and carrying her pup,... Underwood is coming off of a good night at the Grammys, having won best female country vocal performance and best new artist. |
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 Carrie Underwood’s Powerful Grammy PerformanceCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus on Feb 11th, 2008As if being the 50th Grammy Awards ceremony didn’t already generate enough buzz itself, having country music superstar Carrie Underwood open up with her chart topping hit “Before He Cheats” put things over the top from the beginning of the sho...w. Drifting slightly from her country roots, Underwood has really made an attempt to appeal to the Top 40 music audience to increase the reach of her music. Wearing skimpy little black shorts and a pair of boots is more expected from the likes of a Britney Spears or Rihanna. |
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 OSCARS 2008: Coen film leads Oscar nominationsCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: KingM on Feb 6th, 2008The Coen brothers' film No Country For Old Men and historical epic There Will Be Blood lead the Academy Award nominations with eight nods each. British romantic drama Atonement gained seven nominations, including best picture, but stars Keira Knightl...ey and James McAvoy were left out. Daniel Day-Lewis is shortlisted as best actor for There Will Be Blood, along with Johnny Depp for Sweeney Todd. Cate Blanchett has two nominations, for roles as Elizabeth I and Bob Dylan. |
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 Complete List: 2008 Oscar NomineesCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Jan 31st, 2008A complete list of nominees for the 80th Academy Awards. Click the link. |
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 Smaller films in Oscar spotlightCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Jan 31st, 2008Cast an eye down this year's Oscar shortlist and you will see two contrasting kinds of movies. On the one hand you have violent, downbeat, male-dominated dramas like No Country For Old Men and There Will Be Blood. On the other you will find smaller..., more gentle fare notable for having female talent both in front of and behind the camera. In terms of scale, too, the nominations seem to cover both ends of the spectrum. In one corner you have the epic sweep of British hopeful Atonement and the bloody Grand Guignol of Sweeney Todd. And then you have quieter, more delicate stories tackling such difficult subjects as teenage pregnancy, senile dementia and - in the case of Julian Schnabel's The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - debilitating physical incapacity. |
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 Bardem, ‘No Country’ cast claim SAG AwardsCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: KingM on Jan 29th, 2008“No Country for Old Men” emerged as the Oscars favorite Sunday by taking top honors for overall cast along with Javier Bardem’s supporting-actor prize at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, the lone gathering of A-list stars in an awards season hob...bled by the writers strike. Bardem had kind words for Joel and Ethan Coen, who directed “No Country” and adapted the screenplay from Cormac McCarthy’s novel. “Thank you, guys, for hiring me, and thank you for taking the hard work of choosing the good takes,” Bardem said. The native of Spain won the same honor at the Golden Globes, and has been universally praised for his chilling role as a relentless killer tracking a fortune in missing drug money. |
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 Coen brothers named best 2007 directors by U.S. peersCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Jan 27th, 2008The Directors Guild of America on Saturday chose Ethan and Joel Coen as best feature film directors for 2007 for their gritty crime drama "No Country for Old Men," an award known for signaling which filmmakers will win top Oscars. Under the specter ...of a screenwriters strike that has brought Hollywood to a standstill for nearly three months, the Coen brothers beat four other candidates, including Paul Thomas Anderson for "There Will Be Blood" about the rise to wealth of a California oil prospector, and Sean Penn with his wilderness adventure "Into the Wild." The field was rounded out by Tony Gilroy for his directorial debut with legal thriller "Michael Clayton" and painter-turned-director Julian Schnabel for "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," who won the Golden Globe for best director a few weeks ago. |
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 2008 Academy Award Nominations AnnouncedCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Jan 23rd, 2008While the writers’ strike has put Hollywood’s biggest night in jeopardy, nominations for the 80th annual Academy Awards were announced as scheduled earlier this morning. Officially, the Academy claims to be moving ahead with the red carpet and a...wards ceremony as usual, with spokeswoman Leslie Unger telling press: “We are planning to have our show at the Kodak Theatre with an audience of 3,300 people and a television audience significantly larger than that.” |
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 50 Cent, others offer music industry fixesCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: KingM on Jan 12th, 2008Another year, another downward turn for the record business. So what will the industry do? While overall music sales were up 14 percent in 2007, most of that growth was due to the sale of digital tracks. More telling, album sales were down 9.5 percen...t, and every genre suffered a sales decline, from rap (down a whopping 30 percent) to rock (12.5 percent) to country (16.3). So The Associated Press decided to ask a few industry insiders — and one notable businessman outside it — what, if anything, can be done to reverse the slide in 2008. Here are their opinions. |
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 And The Destination Is…Category: Other - Posted by: KingM on Jan 10th, 2008Mexico. Britney Spears and married “buddy” Adnan Ghalib flew the coop to a hotter locale than New York, where it was originally thought they landed after escaping the prying eyes of Los Angeles (and the rest of the country, at that). But the big ...question is: Are there any Starbucks joints where they’re at?? Aye caramba, y’all. |
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